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--__algebre4j6zoayfu0jlihq8swy42k5s Content-Type: multipart/alternative; boundary="__cardinality4j6zoayfu0jlihq8swy42k5s" --__cardinality4j6zoayfu0jlihq8swy42k5s Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: Hexa --__cardinality4j6zoayfu0jlihq8swy42k5s Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 [11x14 Canvas for $9.99!](r-aggjdafehddkkfiaegibieeaccicbgeeaffigbaffigbababagcaccaccaiejadekjacgdjcfacb) r-aggjdafehddkkfiaegibieeaccicbgeeaffigbaffigbababagcaccaccaiejadekjacgdjcfacb ua-aggjdafehddkkfiaegibieeaccicbgeeaffigbaffigbababagcaccaccaiejadekjacgdjcfacb op-aggjdafehddkkfiaegibieeaccicbgeeaffigbaffigbababagcaccaccaiejadekjacgdjcfacb Dear Student, I hope you managed to have an enjoyable break with your family and loved ones. You will be aware of the rising cases of coronavirus (COVID-19) across parts of England, early and concerning evidence on a new variant and the extension of Tier 4 restrictions to a number of regions of the country. As a result of the new developments, we are unfortunately having to further restrict the number of courses that can return to in-person teaching as planned at the beginning of the spring term. This is not a decision we have taken lightly but it is a necessary step given the rate of transmission across England and it is proportionate to the other asks we have placed on all sectors to curb the spread of the virus, protect the NHS and save lives. However, I must stress that we remain confident that teaching and learning environments are COVID-secure for those who do return, but in this time of heightened risk of transmission, we are seeking to reduce numbers who travel at the beginning of term and to and from campus. We are prioritising the return of a limited number of subjects, to those of you training for vital public sector roles in health and social care and education, as listed below. We ask that those of you who are not studying on these courses remain where you are wherever possible, and start your term online, as facilitated by your university. This includes some of you on other practical courses who we had previously said could return at the beginning of term as planned, and we recognise that this change will be particularly disappointing for you. This is unfortunately though, a necessary step given the rate of transmission across the country. Throughout the pandemic we have seen universities develop innovative and dynamic online learning and whilst we all want to see a return to face to face teaching, it is very much the case that online does not have to mean inferior. The government remains clear that that the quality and quantity of taught hours must be maintained and that all learning must be accessible. Please also be rest assured that I am in the process